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'Any funds returned to utilities by the California Energy Commission are used to offset customer rates and do not go to utility shareholders,' writes an L.A. Times reader.

'Sadly, during President Trump's first term, junk insurance plans were reintroduced, the individual mandate was killed and the ACA largely failed. We are back to where we were pre-ACA,' writes an L.A. Times reader.

'This shows that no, Trump is not a king -- he can be defeated, his actions can be reversed. This is the time for all democracy-loving Americans to push back even harder,' writes an L.A. Times reader.

'Boogeymen and slippery-slope arguments are no basis for public policy. Let's stick to the facts, save our hospitals and clinics, and vote yes this November,' writes an L.A. Times reader.

'It is sad, especially as our city contends with so many existential problems, but we have had election years like this before,' writes an L.A. Times reader.

As global competition intensifies, the United States risks driving away the world's brightest minds rather than drawing them in.

For 50 years, working-class voters' worldview has been growing less compatible with the Democratic Party's -- not because the voters changed, but because the party did.

The president's everything-all-at-once vibe can be disorienting, particularly because people didn't have the Iran war on their bingo cards.

'Anyone who is an adult and at the stage where home ownership is possible should have at least lived somewhere, whether it be a parental home or an apartment rental, and understand there are going to be attendant costs to home ownership,' writes an L ...

'When it comes to this nation's 250th birthday and an exciting, feel-good attraction such as Soarin', can we not come together and set aside politics for a few minutes?,' writes an L.A. Times reader.